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Oklahoma job program may shut down
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A 25 year old employment agency, the Oklahoma Tribal Assistance Program, in Tulsa recently lost its main source of funding to a new Indian employment agency, the Native American Resource Center. The funds lost amounted to approximately $650,000 over two years. If the OTAP does not receive a new source of moneys, then it will have to close by June 30. This would leave the Tulsa area with only one Indian employment facility. Source:
Indian job agency faces end. The Tulsa World. 4/13.
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